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Further Mathematics

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Worked example: proving two statements are logically equivalent

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Spot my mistake testing logical equivalence

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Teach me what a tautology is

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Give me practice identifying tautologies

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Spot my mistake identifying a tautology

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Explain tautologies back to me

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Explain argument validity back to me

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WAEC question on logical arguments

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Teach me combinations

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When to use permutations versus combinations

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Spot my mistake in a permutation problem

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Spot my mistake in a combination problem

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Worked example: probability of selecting a committee

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Spot my mistake in a combinatorial probability problem

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Explain combinatorial probability back to me

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WAEC question on probability using combinations

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Spot my mistake finding a specific term

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Explain the binomial theorem back to me

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Teach me rationalising the denominator

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Worked example: rationalising a binomial surd denominator

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